0:00In this video, we're just going to quickly go over the barebones absolute minimum to get started growing your own

0:06transplants. So, I think the bare bones would be some kind of tray. This is just

0:14a concrete mixing tray you can buy at Lowe's or Home Depot that you can put your dry potting mix in and wet it. So,

0:24you need a tray. You need a water source nearby. Something that you can just wet

0:31the mix down. We find even with our um when we use plug trays,

0:42we want the soil moist when we put it in. Otherwise, it's very hard to get it moist.

0:49Yeah. So that and then I think a huge key is having a table at the right

0:57height. And that could be as simple as just uh you know a folding table that

1:05you use um blocks, concrete blocks or something to get it at the right height.

1:12The point is you don't want to have to be bending over. You want something, you know, for me, even a little bit higher

1:19would be better, but if you have different people doing it, you got to compromise a little bit. But just something at a good comfortable working height for seating.

1:31Um,

1:33and then you just have to decide whether you're going with plug trays or soil blocks. Um, if you're going with plug

1:42trays, then you just have your trays and and and that might be a good way to start if you just are really on a budget

1:50cuz even soil blockers, these are not too expensive, but the standup ones that that actually you can do some volume with, those are a few hundred. Yeah.

1:59So, you can always start with this and then upgrade later. But and when you when you do any kind of

2:07plug trays, ideally every plug has a little dibble in it.

2:13And so, you know, this is nice to have something like this. But for bare bones

2:22starting out, you can just use like a pencil eraser or something. just the end of a pencil to to just put a little

2:30dibble in each one that the seed rests down in.

2:37Um yeah, I mean it I think for bare bones for bare bones and that would get you started.

2:43Go from there. Yeah. Great. Well, I hope that was helpful and until next time, happy growing.

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